Army

Defense leaders say nothing is more important to a sound cyber strategy than culture change.

Leaders say they will be "ruthless" with their budgets and current investments to drive highly effective, interoperable IT.

• DevSecOps

DOD's IT modernization challenges warfighters to think beyond tactical skills.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Zero Trust

The military branches are coming together to make artificial intelligence capacities to support decision-making a reality.

• Cloud

The Army and Navy are integrating new cloud strategies to drive technology adoption and utility.

Automating the authorization to operate (ATO) process could save federal agencies time and also enhance IT infrastructure security.

The Army’s Telemedicine & Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC) has applied operational telemedicine to battlefields long before COVID-19 became a national issue.

For the Department of Homeland Security’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program to work, federal agencies need to ensure their data quality is top notch.

The House Armed Services Committee’s Future of Defense Task Force's 2020 final report says the military should cut back on expensive obsolete weapons programs and accelerate innovation in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. 

Army Futures Command is prioritizing artificial intelligence and advancing software capabilities as some of its top IT initiatives, the command’s new Deputy Commanding General for Acquisition and Systems Management Lt. Gen. Thomas Todd said.

The Army has adopted the technology, especially in mental health care, as DHA has advanced telemedical capabilities.

The services are trying to gain insight into their data with automation to make improvements across the enterprise.